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Health Coverage Coalition for the Uninsured
Mar. 6, 2007
Excerpt: A diverse group of 16 major national organizations with an abiding interest in accessibility to quality health care have reached a consensus on policy approaches to expand health coverage to as many people as possible as soon as possible. In formulating the proposal, the participating organizations agreed upon key principles[.]
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Daily Kos via Physicians for a National Health Program [PNHP]
Mar. 8, 2007
Excerpt: [W]ith the help of Professor Len Rodberg [I will] briefly outline some of specific national proposals that have been in the news lately: America's Health Insurance Plans; Better Health Care Together Campaign; Health Coverage Coalition for the Uninsured; Sen. Ron Wyden with SEIU & Safeway; Federation of American Hospitals; John Edwards. What they share is the goall to keep the insurance companies healthy… lets see how that works.
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The Washington Post; subscription may be required
Mar. 30, 2009
Excerpt: A coalition of hospitals, insurers, employers, physicians, drug makers and consumers released a report yesterday endorsing a set of policy changes that could cut in half the number of uninsured Americans. Most notably, the group, known as the Health Reform Dialogue, calls for creating an 'individual mandate' that would require every American to have some type of health coverage. Anyone who cannot afford insurance would be eligible for subsidies or expanded government programs such as Medicaid.
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